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It took me most of the day today to lay out some scarves for a new gallery ("new" meaning new to my list of galleries) in Belleville. I will be meeting feltmaker friend Maureen for lunch next week and I will take them enroute. I am being optimisitic that they, and at least 4 others, will be done by Thursday.
I was faced with 2 bins of tangled up silk and also had to do a little reorganization before I could lay these out. It never seems to matter how much silk I have, I always seem to need more. I have promised myself I will be good until after the holiday season and make scarves with what I have. I am now faced with the decision if I will try to put these in the machine. I would, in any case, roll by hand for quite a while before considering putting them in. It's what I bought it for...I'll keep you posted!
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Andrea, I love the scarves you made. They are very special and inspiring. Good luck!
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I am such a fan! You never fail to inspire me. I have your link on my site www.feltinglessons.com
ReplyDeleteI hope you visit some time.
It's fun to see your studio.
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks very nice and interesting. I like the one with the most white.That`s very exciting.It reminds me of Modern Art.
ReplyDeleteHadiah Schumacher
Wow that looks very nice and interesting. I like the one with the most white. It`s very exciting.It reminds me of Modern Art.
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Thanks!
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